Showing posts with label Akshaye Kumar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Akshaye Kumar. Show all posts

There's something brewing between akshay & lara

    Post Rang de Basanti's selction as India’s official entry for the Best Foreign Film category at the Oscars, the makers of Lage Raho Munnabhai are now routing for the film at the Oscars as an independent entry.

    Going by the global appeal of the film as it deals with non-violence, producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra has decided to send Lage Raho Munnabhai to the Oscars as an independent entry in the US.

    Ken Naz of Eros International, US, is in the process of preparing the relevant documents to apply for the film's entry at the Oscars.

    "The record number of fan mails that we have received worldwide have supported our belief and inspired us to go ahead and send the film to the Academy as an independent entry," Chopra said.
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There's something brewing between akshay & lara

    Post Rang de Basanti's selction as India’s official entry for the Best Foreign Film category at the Oscars, the makers of Lage Raho Munnabhai are now routing for the film at the Oscars as an independent entry.

    Going by the global appeal of the film as it deals with non-violence, producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra has decided to send Lage Raho Munnabhai to the Oscars as an independent entry in the US.

    Ken Naz of Eros International, US, is in the process of preparing the relevant documents to apply for the film's entry at the Oscars.

    "The record number of fan mails that we have received worldwide have supported our belief and inspired us to go ahead and send the film to the Academy as an independent entry," Chopra said.
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Bunty aur Babla in Bhagam Bhag

    We all remember the fun filled antics of the comical duo Bunty and Babli in the film by the same name, where Abhishek and Rani pulled off funny pranks. And now Akshay Kumar and Govinda, will be playing Bunty aur Babla in Bhagam Bhag. The first time ever pairing of the two onscreen, they are all set to fool people and amuse the audiences with their antics. We are hearing from our sources that the two of them have a magical chemistry onscreen and the pranks and gags are like never seen before!

    Priyadarshan's Bhagam Bhag is about the hilarious trials and tribulations, Akshay aka Bunty and Govinda aka Babla together go through as theatre artists with Champak Chaturvedi aka Paresh Rawal's theatre group. A laughathon which involves the comic trio running around from pillar to post trying to avoid unexpected and funny situations, only to find themselves getting deeper into trouble!

    Akshay Kumar and Govinda along with Paresh Rawal, Lara Dutta, Tanushree Dutta, Arbaaz Khan, Shakti Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Asrani, Manoj Joshi and Jackie Shroff make up the cast of soon-to-be super entertainer

    Produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd and Popkorn Motion Pictures Pvt Ltd, Bhagam Bhag will be releasing December 22nd, 2006.
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Bunty aur Babla in Bhagam Bhag

    We all remember the fun filled antics of the comical duo Bunty and Babli in the film by the same name, where Abhishek and Rani pulled off funny pranks. And now Akshay Kumar and Govinda, will be playing Bunty aur Babla in Bhagam Bhag. The first time ever pairing of the two onscreen, they are all set to fool people and amuse the audiences with their antics. We are hearing from our sources that the two of them have a magical chemistry onscreen and the pranks and gags are like never seen before!

    Priyadarshan's Bhagam Bhag is about the hilarious trials and tribulations, Akshay aka Bunty and Govinda aka Babla together go through as theatre artists with Champak Chaturvedi aka Paresh Rawal's theatre group. A laughathon which involves the comic trio running around from pillar to post trying to avoid unexpected and funny situations, only to find themselves getting deeper into trouble!

    Akshay Kumar and Govinda along with Paresh Rawal, Lara Dutta, Tanushree Dutta, Arbaaz Khan, Shakti Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Asrani, Manoj Joshi and Jackie Shroff make up the cast of soon-to-be super entertainer

    Produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd and Popkorn Motion Pictures Pvt Ltd, Bhagam Bhag will be releasing December 22nd, 2006.
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Sanjay Gadhvi’s next ?

    After making three films for Yash Raj [MERE YAAR KI SHAADI HAI, DHOOM and DHOOM 2], director Sanjay Gadhvi’s next film will be produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd. [GOLMAAL, BHAGAM BHAAG]. The buzz in the industry is that Gadhvi is in talks with Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan, Shahid Kapoor and Aishwarya Rai for the film in question. True?

    “As of now, only Akshay has been confirmed,” Denis Selarka of Ashtavinayak states, “Talks are on with several prominent stars currently and we wouldn’t be able to confirm or deny anything at this stage. There’s a lot of speculation vis-à-vis the budget too [Rs. 80 crores?], but its all hearsay.”

    However, unconfirmed sources add that Gadhvi’s new film will be an action entertainer and a team of foreign stuntmen will be hired to execute the stunts of this film. Watch this space for more updates on this keenly-anticipated film!
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Sanjay Gadhvi’s next ?

    After making three films for Yash Raj [MERE YAAR KI SHAADI HAI, DHOOM and DHOOM 2], director Sanjay Gadhvi’s next film will be produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd. [GOLMAAL, BHAGAM BHAAG]. The buzz in the industry is that Gadhvi is in talks with Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan, Shahid Kapoor and Aishwarya Rai for the film in question. True?

    “As of now, only Akshay has been confirmed,” Denis Selarka of Ashtavinayak states, “Talks are on with several prominent stars currently and we wouldn’t be able to confirm or deny anything at this stage. There’s a lot of speculation vis-à-vis the budget too [Rs. 80 crores?], but its all hearsay.”

    However, unconfirmed sources add that Gadhvi’s new film will be an action entertainer and a team of foreign stuntmen will be hired to execute the stunts of this film. Watch this space for more updates on this keenly-anticipated film!
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It was difficult for a person to become a star, Akshay Kumar

    Source: IBNLive

    One of Bollywood’s highest paid star, Akshay Kumar is someone who is called a ‘hit machine’ for the consistency with which he delivers successful films. Once known as an action hero, Akshay has matured over the years and is now seen as a wholesome entertainer for his unforgettable comedy, action, drama and thrills.


    CNN-IBN Entertainment Editor Rajeev Masand speaks to the star about how his life has changed over the past 17 years that he has spent in Bollywood.


    Rajeev Masand: Akshay, you have been away for about a month or so shooting in UK. What do you miss the most when you are away from home for such a long time?


    Akshay Kumar: I have been away for over three months. I was shooting for two of my films there. But I don’t miss much because I take my family along with me.


    There are people who do miss their families. I know one camera assistant who just had a baby boy and he could not even see him for three months. He could not afford it and also the producer did not allow him to go. So, I feel lucky to have my family along with me even when I am abroad.


    Rajeev Masand: Until recently Hindi films were largely shot in India and only the songs used to be shot abroad. But today if you look at films like Jaan-e-Mann (shot entirely in New York) and Namaste London (shot in UK), the entire plot of most big banner films is based in the West. Why do you think that has happened?


    Akshay Kumar: That is true. But I can hardly guess the reason behind this change. These days they have stopped basing the story in Mumbai or anywhere in India.




    The moment you hear a script, you can be rest assured that the movie begins with the very sentence ‘you are this guy in New York.’ I mean I do not understand why it has to be a New York all the time.


    But then this is what people are interested in seeing also. One big reason could be that the stars get completely involved when they work in abroad. They can't engage themselves into other activities and there is no disturbance also. I finished two films in just three months. That can only happen when we are shooting abroad. You can’t imagine that happening in India.


    Rajeev Masand: I have always wanted to know when you all are shooting songs abroad, may be in a street in London or New York, where people are just carrying on with their everyday life. How does it feel when they stop by to see the ridiculous jhatka-matkas? Is it embarrassing or do you feel awkward about it?


    Akshay Kumar: To be honest Rajeev, now the concept of jhatka-matkas has changed. Today the songs really blend in the story and in fact they too have some amount of storyline and script that goes into it. Songs are just a way of narrating small instances in the films these days. The concept of people passing by where you are dancing is a thing of the past.


    Rajeev Masand: But of course you have shot extensively abroad and done all the jhatka-matkas in numerous songs. Has it ever been embarrassing at all?


    Akshay Kumar: I did feel a bit awkward initially but then you have do it shamelessly. You cannot tell the producer to wait till sunset to shoot the song, when there would be less people around. Since I have always had the experience of performing on stage, that inhibition to perform in front of thousands of people was soon out of my mind.


    Rajeev Masand: What do you do apart from shooting when you are abroad? How is life after pack-up?


    Akshay Kumar: I enjoy shooting abroad. The concentration level is too high. There is no stress, no tension and no disturbance at all. I really enjoy it. That’s why I have stopped hearing the scripts. The moment I hear “the story begins in New York” I immediately say yes to the film.




    Rajeev Masand: But do you wake up at four in the morning, go for workout and jogging even when you are abroad?


    Akshay Kumar: I wake up earlier than that in fact. I sleep on time there and am free from all kinds of stress. I wake up really early when I am abroad.


    Rajeev Masand: So it's not really a holiday for your wife and kids?


    Akshay Kumar:
    They, too, like sleeping early and getting up on time. They wake up at a more normal time that is around seven in the morning. Even when I was not in the film industry, I used to get up at four in the morning. That hasn’t changed for me.


    Rajeev Masand: You have been in the film industry for over 15 years now. When you look back at the journey, would you say that it is more difficult now for an outsider to become a star?


    Akshay Kumar: I have been in the industry for over 17 years now. I would say that at that time, too, it was difficult for a person to become a star. Now it’s even more difficult to become a star. A lot of people come to join this industry. But today there is a lot more hard work and you have to prove a lot of things.


    When I had got into films, I did not know anything about them. I had never seen a moving camera in my life. Today even if you want to join a regional film or TV, you have to have certain amount of exposure and experience.


    You have to know how to dance, fight and you need to come with a lot of preparation. When I came here I only knew 'action' and that was it. I did not know anything else apart from that. I had no idea about how to face the camera; I had no clue about camera angles and the techniques. So I had to do lot of learning.


    Throughout my career I have tried to learn things. The time is changing so fast. From the techniques to the ideas, everything is changing so quickly. The kind of films that used to work two years back are not going to work today. People’s choices and way of looking at films has completely changed. They don't want to see the usual stuff.


    Films like Khosla Ka Ghosla Pyaar Ke Side Effects, Munnabhai are entirely different kind of films and they are working.


    Had these films been released two years back they would not have worked at all. People no longer want to see actors dancing on the roads. They feel it’s baseless. The age of jhatka-matkas is over. People are sick and tired of looking at the same kind of thing again and again.




    Rajeev Masand: In a way that is interesting also because that puts you on your toes all the time. You have to constantly think of newer things and better ideas. Isn’t it?


    Akshay Kumar: You have to understand that if you want to keep going, you have to follow the younger generation. I am waiting for my son to grow up and give me better ideas. I believe that he will be able to conceive much better ideas than what I can think and imagine.


    Rajeev Masand:
    You have been fairly consistent in terms of the successes that you have had. You have had a very good track record, if one looks at the films that you have done in the last couple of years. And yet it is said that ‘Bollywood is ruled by the three Khans’. How do you take that?


    Akshay Kumar: I think it is fine, if it is ruled by anybody. Till the time I am getting my share of work, I am happy. There is so much of work considering the fact that there are about 160 films being made in the industry in a year with just seven or eight actors doing them all. How many films can an actor take single handedly?


    I don’t think I need to worry about anything or that there is a need to compete with anybody. I have lots of work, I have the best life going, I am doing the best ads, two of the biggest companies – Microsoft and Coca Cola have me as their brand endorser.


    My life is set and I don't need to worry about what people have to think or what somebody has to write about me. You know me for over 10 years now Rajeev and you have seen me through the phases in my life. I am quite happy and there is nothing to complain about really.




    Rajeev Masand: Before you were married, you had a series of high-profile relationships with some of your colleagues. Tell me when you got married did you consciously decide to be committed or did you just outgrow such a lifestyle? You had jokingly said the character you played in Garam Masala was pretty much like what you really used to be.


    Akshay Kumar:
    That wasn’t a joke really. It was the reality. A lot of times I sit down and explain myself what my life used to be before marriage. When you become a father, it automatically settles you down. Everything just slows down and becomes calm. And then you feel very relaxed about it. There is no problem at all.


    Rajeev Masand: But what really happens when you bump into your ex-girlfriends?


    Akshay Kumar: I just hug them, say hello to them, meet their fiancée or husband or boyfriend and there is no problem at all. I did not have any problems until now.


    Rajeev Masand: Correct me if I am wrong, but I have heard that you are a very religious person. Is that true?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, I am a very religious person. But the one religion that I follow dedicatedly is my belief in my parents. I touch their feet everyday; I pray to them, that is my religion.


    Rajeev Masand: How closely involved are you in your son’s education? Do you teach him sometimes after you are done with your shooting and all?


    Akshay Kumar: Mostly my wife does all that. She sits down and teaches him. My schedule doesn’t permit me to spend much time with him. I only read out some of his books to him. We get to spend time only on holidays and vacations. But I must give all the credit to my wife for bringing up Arav.




    Rajeev Masand: Do you attend the parent-teacher meetings in his school?


    Akshay Kumar: Thanks for reminding me I just have to attend one day after.


    Rajeev Masand: What do the teachers normally say about Arav?


    Akshay Kumar: He just got his report card and he has done remarkably well. I took him for a holiday for two days to Goa. He liked it a lot. He enjoys all the vacations.


    Rajeev Masand:
    Does he know what his father does or that you are a star?


    Akshay Kumar: I am sure he knows. Nowadays there are so many channels and some or the other has got some of my songs playing on it. He knows it all.


    Rajeev Masand: Do you make a conscious decision to show him some film of yours that you were really proud of.


    Akshay Kumar: I try and hide that whole library from him. All my recent films are available to him. So he can see them anyways.


    Rajeev Masand: What about the films that you did with your wife Twinkle?


    Akshay Kumar: I don’t think my wife would want to show him that. To be honest he is hardly interested in watching films. He is more into sports, swimming and all that. He is more of an outdoor guy.


    Rajeev Masand: Has he picked up these things from you?


    Akshay Kumar: I think so. He also likes to play with his XBOX that we just bought some time back.


    Rajeev Masand: Very few people know that you used to take him for mountain climbing with you when he was very little. Is that true?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, I used to take him for mountain climbing when he was just a year-and-half. He likes all that. He likes outdoors a lot.




    Rajeev Masand: You must have grown up watching films of Amitabh Bachchan and Rajesh Khanna. Now when you see that you have worked often with Amitabh Bachchan and that you are the son-in-law of Rajesh Khanna, does that feel great?


    Akshay Kumar: It’s a great honour to have been able to work with Amitabh Bachchan and even greater honour to be the son-in-law of Rajesh Khanna. You won’t believe it but I used to struggle in my father-in-law's office. I used to take my photographs and struggle to meet him and show them to him. I remember he was making this film called Jai Jai Shiv Shankar with Chunkey Pandey. I remember asking him for a small role in it. But by that time he had finished the star cast.


    Rajeev Masand: So life comes a full circle, isn’t it?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, it does. Working with Amitabh Bachchan was something that I could not have even dreamt of. It just happened, life took its own course and I started getting everything without even asking for it. I feel I am extremely blessed. I follow only one religion and that is my parents.


    Rajeev Masand: Finally, tell us something about Akshay Kumar that nobody knows.


    Akshay Kumar: There is hardly anything left to know, media is there everywhere. Just look at this interview here, three cameras surround me by my side and I cannot hide any of my expressions. I don’t think there is anything left that the audience doesn’t know.


    Rajeev Masand: So, life is really an open book, isn’t it?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, that is the way it is. You have to learn to deal with it. You cannot hide anything because it is impossible to hide anything now.


    Rajeev Masand: Well, best of luck to you. We wish there may never be anything that you may need to hide.


    Akshay Kumar: Well, there was a lot to hide earlier but it's not so now. Thank you very much for having me here.
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It was difficult for a person to become a star, Akshay Kumar

    Source: IBNLive

    One of Bollywood’s highest paid star, Akshay Kumar is someone who is called a ‘hit machine’ for the consistency with which he delivers successful films. Once known as an action hero, Akshay has matured over the years and is now seen as a wholesome entertainer for his unforgettable comedy, action, drama and thrills.


    CNN-IBN Entertainment Editor Rajeev Masand speaks to the star about how his life has changed over the past 17 years that he has spent in Bollywood.


    Rajeev Masand: Akshay, you have been away for about a month or so shooting in UK. What do you miss the most when you are away from home for such a long time?


    Akshay Kumar: I have been away for over three months. I was shooting for two of my films there. But I don’t miss much because I take my family along with me.


    There are people who do miss their families. I know one camera assistant who just had a baby boy and he could not even see him for three months. He could not afford it and also the producer did not allow him to go. So, I feel lucky to have my family along with me even when I am abroad.


    Rajeev Masand: Until recently Hindi films were largely shot in India and only the songs used to be shot abroad. But today if you look at films like Jaan-e-Mann (shot entirely in New York) and Namaste London (shot in UK), the entire plot of most big banner films is based in the West. Why do you think that has happened?


    Akshay Kumar: That is true. But I can hardly guess the reason behind this change. These days they have stopped basing the story in Mumbai or anywhere in India.




    The moment you hear a script, you can be rest assured that the movie begins with the very sentence ‘you are this guy in New York.’ I mean I do not understand why it has to be a New York all the time.


    But then this is what people are interested in seeing also. One big reason could be that the stars get completely involved when they work in abroad. They can't engage themselves into other activities and there is no disturbance also. I finished two films in just three months. That can only happen when we are shooting abroad. You can’t imagine that happening in India.


    Rajeev Masand: I have always wanted to know when you all are shooting songs abroad, may be in a street in London or New York, where people are just carrying on with their everyday life. How does it feel when they stop by to see the ridiculous jhatka-matkas? Is it embarrassing or do you feel awkward about it?


    Akshay Kumar: To be honest Rajeev, now the concept of jhatka-matkas has changed. Today the songs really blend in the story and in fact they too have some amount of storyline and script that goes into it. Songs are just a way of narrating small instances in the films these days. The concept of people passing by where you are dancing is a thing of the past.


    Rajeev Masand: But of course you have shot extensively abroad and done all the jhatka-matkas in numerous songs. Has it ever been embarrassing at all?


    Akshay Kumar: I did feel a bit awkward initially but then you have do it shamelessly. You cannot tell the producer to wait till sunset to shoot the song, when there would be less people around. Since I have always had the experience of performing on stage, that inhibition to perform in front of thousands of people was soon out of my mind.


    Rajeev Masand: What do you do apart from shooting when you are abroad? How is life after pack-up?


    Akshay Kumar: I enjoy shooting abroad. The concentration level is too high. There is no stress, no tension and no disturbance at all. I really enjoy it. That’s why I have stopped hearing the scripts. The moment I hear “the story begins in New York” I immediately say yes to the film.




    Rajeev Masand: But do you wake up at four in the morning, go for workout and jogging even when you are abroad?


    Akshay Kumar: I wake up earlier than that in fact. I sleep on time there and am free from all kinds of stress. I wake up really early when I am abroad.


    Rajeev Masand: So it's not really a holiday for your wife and kids?


    Akshay Kumar:
    They, too, like sleeping early and getting up on time. They wake up at a more normal time that is around seven in the morning. Even when I was not in the film industry, I used to get up at four in the morning. That hasn’t changed for me.


    Rajeev Masand: You have been in the film industry for over 15 years now. When you look back at the journey, would you say that it is more difficult now for an outsider to become a star?


    Akshay Kumar: I have been in the industry for over 17 years now. I would say that at that time, too, it was difficult for a person to become a star. Now it’s even more difficult to become a star. A lot of people come to join this industry. But today there is a lot more hard work and you have to prove a lot of things.


    When I had got into films, I did not know anything about them. I had never seen a moving camera in my life. Today even if you want to join a regional film or TV, you have to have certain amount of exposure and experience.


    You have to know how to dance, fight and you need to come with a lot of preparation. When I came here I only knew 'action' and that was it. I did not know anything else apart from that. I had no idea about how to face the camera; I had no clue about camera angles and the techniques. So I had to do lot of learning.


    Throughout my career I have tried to learn things. The time is changing so fast. From the techniques to the ideas, everything is changing so quickly. The kind of films that used to work two years back are not going to work today. People’s choices and way of looking at films has completely changed. They don't want to see the usual stuff.


    Films like Khosla Ka Ghosla Pyaar Ke Side Effects, Munnabhai are entirely different kind of films and they are working.


    Had these films been released two years back they would not have worked at all. People no longer want to see actors dancing on the roads. They feel it’s baseless. The age of jhatka-matkas is over. People are sick and tired of looking at the same kind of thing again and again.




    Rajeev Masand: In a way that is interesting also because that puts you on your toes all the time. You have to constantly think of newer things and better ideas. Isn’t it?


    Akshay Kumar: You have to understand that if you want to keep going, you have to follow the younger generation. I am waiting for my son to grow up and give me better ideas. I believe that he will be able to conceive much better ideas than what I can think and imagine.


    Rajeev Masand:
    You have been fairly consistent in terms of the successes that you have had. You have had a very good track record, if one looks at the films that you have done in the last couple of years. And yet it is said that ‘Bollywood is ruled by the three Khans’. How do you take that?


    Akshay Kumar: I think it is fine, if it is ruled by anybody. Till the time I am getting my share of work, I am happy. There is so much of work considering the fact that there are about 160 films being made in the industry in a year with just seven or eight actors doing them all. How many films can an actor take single handedly?


    I don’t think I need to worry about anything or that there is a need to compete with anybody. I have lots of work, I have the best life going, I am doing the best ads, two of the biggest companies – Microsoft and Coca Cola have me as their brand endorser.


    My life is set and I don't need to worry about what people have to think or what somebody has to write about me. You know me for over 10 years now Rajeev and you have seen me through the phases in my life. I am quite happy and there is nothing to complain about really.




    Rajeev Masand: Before you were married, you had a series of high-profile relationships with some of your colleagues. Tell me when you got married did you consciously decide to be committed or did you just outgrow such a lifestyle? You had jokingly said the character you played in Garam Masala was pretty much like what you really used to be.


    Akshay Kumar:
    That wasn’t a joke really. It was the reality. A lot of times I sit down and explain myself what my life used to be before marriage. When you become a father, it automatically settles you down. Everything just slows down and becomes calm. And then you feel very relaxed about it. There is no problem at all.


    Rajeev Masand: But what really happens when you bump into your ex-girlfriends?


    Akshay Kumar: I just hug them, say hello to them, meet their fiancée or husband or boyfriend and there is no problem at all. I did not have any problems until now.


    Rajeev Masand: Correct me if I am wrong, but I have heard that you are a very religious person. Is that true?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, I am a very religious person. But the one religion that I follow dedicatedly is my belief in my parents. I touch their feet everyday; I pray to them, that is my religion.


    Rajeev Masand: How closely involved are you in your son’s education? Do you teach him sometimes after you are done with your shooting and all?


    Akshay Kumar: Mostly my wife does all that. She sits down and teaches him. My schedule doesn’t permit me to spend much time with him. I only read out some of his books to him. We get to spend time only on holidays and vacations. But I must give all the credit to my wife for bringing up Arav.




    Rajeev Masand: Do you attend the parent-teacher meetings in his school?


    Akshay Kumar: Thanks for reminding me I just have to attend one day after.


    Rajeev Masand: What do the teachers normally say about Arav?


    Akshay Kumar: He just got his report card and he has done remarkably well. I took him for a holiday for two days to Goa. He liked it a lot. He enjoys all the vacations.


    Rajeev Masand:
    Does he know what his father does or that you are a star?


    Akshay Kumar: I am sure he knows. Nowadays there are so many channels and some or the other has got some of my songs playing on it. He knows it all.


    Rajeev Masand: Do you make a conscious decision to show him some film of yours that you were really proud of.


    Akshay Kumar: I try and hide that whole library from him. All my recent films are available to him. So he can see them anyways.


    Rajeev Masand: What about the films that you did with your wife Twinkle?


    Akshay Kumar: I don’t think my wife would want to show him that. To be honest he is hardly interested in watching films. He is more into sports, swimming and all that. He is more of an outdoor guy.


    Rajeev Masand: Has he picked up these things from you?


    Akshay Kumar: I think so. He also likes to play with his XBOX that we just bought some time back.


    Rajeev Masand: Very few people know that you used to take him for mountain climbing with you when he was very little. Is that true?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, I used to take him for mountain climbing when he was just a year-and-half. He likes all that. He likes outdoors a lot.




    Rajeev Masand: You must have grown up watching films of Amitabh Bachchan and Rajesh Khanna. Now when you see that you have worked often with Amitabh Bachchan and that you are the son-in-law of Rajesh Khanna, does that feel great?


    Akshay Kumar: It’s a great honour to have been able to work with Amitabh Bachchan and even greater honour to be the son-in-law of Rajesh Khanna. You won’t believe it but I used to struggle in my father-in-law's office. I used to take my photographs and struggle to meet him and show them to him. I remember he was making this film called Jai Jai Shiv Shankar with Chunkey Pandey. I remember asking him for a small role in it. But by that time he had finished the star cast.


    Rajeev Masand: So life comes a full circle, isn’t it?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, it does. Working with Amitabh Bachchan was something that I could not have even dreamt of. It just happened, life took its own course and I started getting everything without even asking for it. I feel I am extremely blessed. I follow only one religion and that is my parents.


    Rajeev Masand: Finally, tell us something about Akshay Kumar that nobody knows.


    Akshay Kumar: There is hardly anything left to know, media is there everywhere. Just look at this interview here, three cameras surround me by my side and I cannot hide any of my expressions. I don’t think there is anything left that the audience doesn’t know.


    Rajeev Masand: So, life is really an open book, isn’t it?


    Akshay Kumar: Yes, that is the way it is. You have to learn to deal with it. You cannot hide anything because it is impossible to hide anything now.


    Rajeev Masand: Well, best of luck to you. We wish there may never be anything that you may need to hide.


    Akshay Kumar: Well, there was a lot to hide earlier but it's not so now. Thank you very much for having me here.
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Akshay & Lara spotted at London

    If the title track from the Dharmendra – Hema Malini starrer DREAM GIRL holds the distinction of Hema changing into a maximum number of outfits, Priyadarshan’s soon-to-be-released BHAGAM BHAAG is sure to hold the record of shooting a song at not 5/10/15/20 locations, but 32 locations of a bustling metropolis.

    One of the songs of the Akshay-Govinda starrer promises to be a visual delight, what with Priyan filming the song at 32 different locations across London, including Green Park, Hyde Park, Oxford, Kensington and Piccadilly Circus, to name a few. The song features Akshay and Lara Dutta.

    Produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd., BHAGAM BHAAG is slated for 22nd December release all over.
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Akshay & Lara spotted at London

    If the title track from the Dharmendra – Hema Malini starrer DREAM GIRL holds the distinction of Hema changing into a maximum number of outfits, Priyadarshan’s soon-to-be-released BHAGAM BHAAG is sure to hold the record of shooting a song at not 5/10/15/20 locations, but 32 locations of a bustling metropolis.

    One of the songs of the Akshay-Govinda starrer promises to be a visual delight, what with Priyan filming the song at 32 different locations across London, including Green Park, Hyde Park, Oxford, Kensington and Piccadilly Circus, to name a few. The song features Akshay and Lara Dutta.

    Produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd., BHAGAM BHAAG is slated for 22nd December release all over.
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“ Jaan-E-Mann will take Indian cinema to a completely different level” says Akshay Kumar

    Jaan-E-Mann has hit back strongly. As expected, post Eid the collections of Jaan-E-Mann have gone up. The advance booking report for the second week are very positive. Well Jaan-E-Mann was steady all this week till Eid but post Eid it is a completely different story. Jaan-E-Mann can safely be declared as a hit now.

    Akshay Kumar feels that Jaan-E-Mann is amongst his best works ever. “ Jaan-E-Mann will take Indian cinema to a completely different level” says Akshay Kumar. He also says “Salman and I made you laugh in Mujhse Shaadi Karogi and this time in Jaan-E-Mann will make you cry”.

    Sajid Nadiadwala feels that this movie will entertain as this movie is targeted on the family audience. It is the story of relationships with strong emotional values. It is not a movie on divorces or extra-marital affairs as is the current trend. It is not stereotypical. And yes the families have responded well. The collections of Jaan-E-Mann are astonishing. It has collected huge revenues from just the Mumbai territory. The revenues worldwide are phenomenal too.

    Jaan-E-Mann has found a lot of favor from the audiences and the thing they liked the most about the movie is Akshay Kumar, his laughter, Salman Khan and Anupam Kher.

    Well Jaan-E-Mann, the way it has picked up was expected but not so late. It is rarely seen that a movie picks up from the second week onwards. The advance booking at cinema halls are packed. Jaan-E-Mann definitely deserves this. To substantiate our claims, there was a huge procession in Meerut amongst Salman fans who walked almost 5 kms to watch the movie. They gathered in hundreds.

    The songs are the biggest USP of Jaan-E-Mann along with a concrete script. All these factors just add to why Jaan-E-Mann is beautiful. Go watch Jaan-E-Mann now.
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“ Jaan-E-Mann will take Indian cinema to a completely different level” says Akshay Kumar

    Jaan-E-Mann has hit back strongly. As expected, post Eid the collections of Jaan-E-Mann have gone up. The advance booking report for the second week are very positive. Well Jaan-E-Mann was steady all this week till Eid but post Eid it is a completely different story. Jaan-E-Mann can safely be declared as a hit now.

    Akshay Kumar feels that Jaan-E-Mann is amongst his best works ever. “ Jaan-E-Mann will take Indian cinema to a completely different level” says Akshay Kumar. He also says “Salman and I made you laugh in Mujhse Shaadi Karogi and this time in Jaan-E-Mann will make you cry”.

    Sajid Nadiadwala feels that this movie will entertain as this movie is targeted on the family audience. It is the story of relationships with strong emotional values. It is not a movie on divorces or extra-marital affairs as is the current trend. It is not stereotypical. And yes the families have responded well. The collections of Jaan-E-Mann are astonishing. It has collected huge revenues from just the Mumbai territory. The revenues worldwide are phenomenal too.

    Jaan-E-Mann has found a lot of favor from the audiences and the thing they liked the most about the movie is Akshay Kumar, his laughter, Salman Khan and Anupam Kher.

    Well Jaan-E-Mann, the way it has picked up was expected but not so late. It is rarely seen that a movie picks up from the second week onwards. The advance booking at cinema halls are packed. Jaan-E-Mann definitely deserves this. To substantiate our claims, there was a huge procession in Meerut amongst Salman fans who walked almost 5 kms to watch the movie. They gathered in hundreds.

    The songs are the biggest USP of Jaan-E-Mann along with a concrete script. All these factors just add to why Jaan-E-Mann is beautiful. Go watch Jaan-E-Mann now.
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Bhagam Bhag - Movie Preview

    Bhagam Bhag is produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd and Popkorn Motion Pictures Private Limited, and is directed by Humor king Priyadarshan. The story goes as follows.

    Paresh Rawal has a theatre group in India and he performs shows all over the country. Akshay and Govinda along with others are actors in the group. Both are very naughty natured guys who never miss any chance to flirt with girls, even the girls in the group. At the completion of one show, an organizer offers Paresh's group to perform 30 shows in England. They all get very excited but as per the contract they need to leave for England on the same day. Unfortunately the heroine of the play opts out due to Akshay's misbehavior.

    They reach London and through Rajpal, a taxi driver, Govinda and Akshay try to find out a girl for their play but it leads to many misunderstandings and a series of funny sequences. In this process, Govinda and Akshay fall into trouble involving a drug baron and other mishaps.

    Thereafter, the trio discovers a girl (Lara Dutta), who suffers from amnesia to act in their drama and just as Akshay and Lara fall in love, her memory returns and it brings chaos into their lives, including a murdered husband!

    From here the story leads to its climax in which a major conspiracy gets exposed.
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Bhagam Bhag - Movie Preview

    Bhagam Bhag is produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd and Popkorn Motion Pictures Private Limited, and is directed by Humor king Priyadarshan. The story goes as follows.

    Paresh Rawal has a theatre group in India and he performs shows all over the country. Akshay and Govinda along with others are actors in the group. Both are very naughty natured guys who never miss any chance to flirt with girls, even the girls in the group. At the completion of one show, an organizer offers Paresh's group to perform 30 shows in England. They all get very excited but as per the contract they need to leave for England on the same day. Unfortunately the heroine of the play opts out due to Akshay's misbehavior.

    They reach London and through Rajpal, a taxi driver, Govinda and Akshay try to find out a girl for their play but it leads to many misunderstandings and a series of funny sequences. In this process, Govinda and Akshay fall into trouble involving a drug baron and other mishaps.

    Thereafter, the trio discovers a girl (Lara Dutta), who suffers from amnesia to act in their drama and just as Akshay and Lara fall in love, her memory returns and it brings chaos into their lives, including a murdered husband!

    From here the story leads to its climax in which a major conspiracy gets exposed.
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"I want to go back to my lean physique, probably leaner than my Khiladi phase," Akshay says

    Akshay Kumar is facing a dilemma. The actor is bored with his look and has decided to go in for something different. Working towards this, the actor is currently working out at the gym to lose weight and is also in talks with his stylist friends for this new look.

    "I am bored, and if I am bored with my face, imagine what the audiences must be facing?" says Akshay Kumar. Apparently, he wants to get back to the lean look; the way he looked when he entered the industry. "I want to go back to my lean physique, probably leaner than my Khiladi phase," he says.

    The actor had put on weight in the last two years and wants to put a check on it before it gets out of control. "I am basically a fit guy, but sometimes you put on weight. I have been seeing myself on screen and I have realised that I need to shed six to eight kilos of weight. There after I will look much fitter and it will be refreshing for my audiences also," he says.

    Akshay has been working out regularly at Marriot gymnasium and also at his private gym. "I think we all need to check our diet. I have been extremely cautious about my diet and also I keep a check on what my son, Aarav eats," he says.

    But why did he suddenly decide to go on this weight loss plan? "If you follow the trend in Hollywood, you would see that most of the actors are changing their hair style and their look. I think some of the actors in Bollywood are also following the trend. I have decided to go for a complete make-over, and I am talking to couple of my stylist friends also. I am not too happy with what they have been suggesting. I want to be sure about the make-over before I get down to doing it," he says.

    So when does one get to see this 'new' look? "By January 2007, you'll find me with certain changes. I am taking off during Christmas, so that I can work on it," he says.
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"I want to go back to my lean physique, probably leaner than my Khiladi phase," Akshay says

    Akshay Kumar is facing a dilemma. The actor is bored with his look and has decided to go in for something different. Working towards this, the actor is currently working out at the gym to lose weight and is also in talks with his stylist friends for this new look.

    "I am bored, and if I am bored with my face, imagine what the audiences must be facing?" says Akshay Kumar. Apparently, he wants to get back to the lean look; the way he looked when he entered the industry. "I want to go back to my lean physique, probably leaner than my Khiladi phase," he says.

    The actor had put on weight in the last two years and wants to put a check on it before it gets out of control. "I am basically a fit guy, but sometimes you put on weight. I have been seeing myself on screen and I have realised that I need to shed six to eight kilos of weight. There after I will look much fitter and it will be refreshing for my audiences also," he says.

    Akshay has been working out regularly at Marriot gymnasium and also at his private gym. "I think we all need to check our diet. I have been extremely cautious about my diet and also I keep a check on what my son, Aarav eats," he says.

    But why did he suddenly decide to go on this weight loss plan? "If you follow the trend in Hollywood, you would see that most of the actors are changing their hair style and their look. I think some of the actors in Bollywood are also following the trend. I have decided to go for a complete make-over, and I am talking to couple of my stylist friends also. I am not too happy with what they have been suggesting. I want to be sure about the make-over before I get down to doing it," he says.

    So when does one get to see this 'new' look? "By January 2007, you'll find me with certain changes. I am taking off during Christmas, so that I can work on it," he says.
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Jaan-E-Mann

    FILM: Jaan-E-Mann
    DIRECTOR: Shirish Kunder
    ACTORS: Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Preity Zinta
    Salman, the leading man of this film couldn't have dished out a more accurate assessment of himself as an actor as he recently did on a television interview. He said, you can point several flaws about me as a person, but you can never fault my acting. Because I don't act!

    He really doesn't. We know that. He merely saunters into the screen, half-heartedly does us a favour, with a line, or an expression or two, whatever the character, and casually walks away. Often we're told the said film actually set cash registers ringing, and no one's surprised. At least I'm never surprised. It's as difficult to explain the actor's unprecedented stardom as to tell the origins of his strangely Yankee/Brit/Aussie/Kiwi… English twang.

    It may be a little less difficult to explain the origins of this film. But it's almost as hard to point out its purpose.

    What sets out as an object of camp humour with Akshay's astronaut narrating his life's story to his blonde girlfriend in Hindi on the moon, turns into a convoluted, callous confusion among a riot of colours that the film's many crores' worth of production design allows it.

    Stupendous sets for a stage, and special effects to awkwardly light up the screen within and between below-average, to first-rate songs, may seem a noble cause. So may bizarreness that befits a Broadway musical: an army of qawwals walking out of a wooden wardrobe, for instance.

    But all that I noticed it added up to was, perhaps, Nikhil Advani's Kal Ho Naa Ho, with Preity Zinta, New York City; without Saif, Shah Rukh, and a sense of humour.

    Since he was a boy, Akshay's nerdy, Napoleon Dynamite look-alike, had helplessly been in love with the pretty girl in his class, who in turn couldn't care less for him; she was dating Salman's stud-muffin named 'Superstar'. Years later, 'Superstar' helps the nerdy Napoleon get the girl, not because he's dying, but because he's divorced her, and cannot afford the settlement dues.

    Much else, if you can keep your eyes off the assault of random colours and on-the-spot scenes and sequences, is purely a pastiche of New York images before the inevitable question: Who will get the girl?

    It'd all been okay in what seems an intentional subversion of the two-hero-one-heroine Bollywood vignette, if there was anything genuinely spunky and funny (like perhaps, Salman-Akshay's last outing, Mujhse Shaadi Karogi). This one sticks to staying corny, that's all. Somewhere along the line, we were meant to get emotionally stirred too. Well…

    The back-ground score, editing, dialogue, story, screenplay, have all been credited to the film's director. Perhaps a little more collective effort could have produced a more coherent result (more dialogues for the perennially speechless leading lady, for one?)

    There is a bit of both self-indulgent idiocy, and an effort to find a new idiom to tell a new story here. Unfortunately, for the film, the former entirely over-rules the latter.
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Jaan-E-Mann

    FILM: Jaan-E-Mann
    DIRECTOR: Shirish Kunder
    ACTORS: Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Preity Zinta
    Salman, the leading man of this film couldn't have dished out a more accurate assessment of himself as an actor as he recently did on a television interview. He said, you can point several flaws about me as a person, but you can never fault my acting. Because I don't act!

    He really doesn't. We know that. He merely saunters into the screen, half-heartedly does us a favour, with a line, or an expression or two, whatever the character, and casually walks away. Often we're told the said film actually set cash registers ringing, and no one's surprised. At least I'm never surprised. It's as difficult to explain the actor's unprecedented stardom as to tell the origins of his strangely Yankee/Brit/Aussie/Kiwi… English twang.

    It may be a little less difficult to explain the origins of this film. But it's almost as hard to point out its purpose.

    What sets out as an object of camp humour with Akshay's astronaut narrating his life's story to his blonde girlfriend in Hindi on the moon, turns into a convoluted, callous confusion among a riot of colours that the film's many crores' worth of production design allows it.

    Stupendous sets for a stage, and special effects to awkwardly light up the screen within and between below-average, to first-rate songs, may seem a noble cause. So may bizarreness that befits a Broadway musical: an army of qawwals walking out of a wooden wardrobe, for instance.

    But all that I noticed it added up to was, perhaps, Nikhil Advani's Kal Ho Naa Ho, with Preity Zinta, New York City; without Saif, Shah Rukh, and a sense of humour.

    Since he was a boy, Akshay's nerdy, Napoleon Dynamite look-alike, had helplessly been in love with the pretty girl in his class, who in turn couldn't care less for him; she was dating Salman's stud-muffin named 'Superstar'. Years later, 'Superstar' helps the nerdy Napoleon get the girl, not because he's dying, but because he's divorced her, and cannot afford the settlement dues.

    Much else, if you can keep your eyes off the assault of random colours and on-the-spot scenes and sequences, is purely a pastiche of New York images before the inevitable question: Who will get the girl?

    It'd all been okay in what seems an intentional subversion of the two-hero-one-heroine Bollywood vignette, if there was anything genuinely spunky and funny (like perhaps, Salman-Akshay's last outing, Mujhse Shaadi Karogi). This one sticks to staying corny, that's all. Somewhere along the line, we were meant to get emotionally stirred too. Well…

    The back-ground score, editing, dialogue, story, screenplay, have all been credited to the film's director. Perhaps a little more collective effort could have produced a more coherent result (more dialogues for the perennially speechless leading lady, for one?)

    There is a bit of both self-indulgent idiocy, and an effort to find a new idiom to tell a new story here. Unfortunately, for the film, the former entirely over-rules the latter.
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Preity is very affectionate and talkative, Akshay

    Akshay Kumar talks about the several controversies surrounding him

    You had a problem with Salman Khan during the shooting of Jaan-E-Mann because he passed a rude comment about your wife Twinkle Khanna.

    Yes, I had a huge problem with Salman. In fact, we had a fist-fight with each other. Whenever we were acting on the sets, we behaved like friends, but as soon as we would return to our respective make-up vans fighting would ensue. I guess Salman and I are good actors even off-screen as no one could make out that we couldn't stand each other.

    Are you serious?

    No, I am not. Wereyou serious? I hope not. (Laughs) Nothing of that sort transpired between Salman and Twinkle. They respect each other. Salman is a very chilled-out guy. People love to associate Salman's name with brawls, so they did just that.

    While shooting for Jaan-E-Mann, Salman got into a lot of trouble. The dates went haywire and you had to put up with all of this.

    Salman did go through a lot of problems during the making of the film, and I had to adjust all my dates. But then I told him that if I get into trouble in near future then he will have to adjust his dates. And that's the deal between us.

    Why didn’t Preity Zinta and you work together after Sangarsh?

    After Sangarsh, Preity got into the school of Yashraj and Dharma Productions. Unfortunately, I never got admission to those schools, so we never crossed each other's path. When she decided to work with Sajid Nadiadwala, we got that chance again. Even after so many years, Preity remains the same. She is very affectionate and talkative.

    Is it true that she avoided working with you since you were considered a flop hero? Now that you have given a couple of hits, she has agreed to work with you…

    At least someone is admitting that I am saleable. (Laughs) That makes me happy. I am glad that finally Preity thought that I am worth it.

    You have signed two films with Vidya Balan besides Rituparno Ghosh's Rahgeer. Has it upset Rituparno that Vidya Balan-Akshay Kumar won't be seen as a pair for the first time in his film?

    I don't think that Rituparno is upset with me. There has been some problem with Rahgeer and they are working on the script. Meanwhile, we got two good offers and decided to go ahead with them. I will be doing Rahgeer but I don’t know when.

    You seem to be pretty cool about Aarav's photographs being splashed all over nowadays whereas it wasn't so earlier.

    I am not cool about it. I am dead against publishing my son's photographs. Only twice a cameraman managed to get Aarav's picture with me. I don't want my son to get photographed at this age. He is a kid and he should be allowed to remain so. It's unfair to spoil his childhood. He has his friends and I am sure he is happy playing with them.
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Preity is very affectionate and talkative, Akshay

    Akshay Kumar talks about the several controversies surrounding him

    You had a problem with Salman Khan during the shooting of Jaan-E-Mann because he passed a rude comment about your wife Twinkle Khanna.

    Yes, I had a huge problem with Salman. In fact, we had a fist-fight with each other. Whenever we were acting on the sets, we behaved like friends, but as soon as we would return to our respective make-up vans fighting would ensue. I guess Salman and I are good actors even off-screen as no one could make out that we couldn't stand each other.

    Are you serious?

    No, I am not. Wereyou serious? I hope not. (Laughs) Nothing of that sort transpired between Salman and Twinkle. They respect each other. Salman is a very chilled-out guy. People love to associate Salman's name with brawls, so they did just that.

    While shooting for Jaan-E-Mann, Salman got into a lot of trouble. The dates went haywire and you had to put up with all of this.

    Salman did go through a lot of problems during the making of the film, and I had to adjust all my dates. But then I told him that if I get into trouble in near future then he will have to adjust his dates. And that's the deal between us.

    Why didn’t Preity Zinta and you work together after Sangarsh?

    After Sangarsh, Preity got into the school of Yashraj and Dharma Productions. Unfortunately, I never got admission to those schools, so we never crossed each other's path. When she decided to work with Sajid Nadiadwala, we got that chance again. Even after so many years, Preity remains the same. She is very affectionate and talkative.

    Is it true that she avoided working with you since you were considered a flop hero? Now that you have given a couple of hits, she has agreed to work with you…

    At least someone is admitting that I am saleable. (Laughs) That makes me happy. I am glad that finally Preity thought that I am worth it.

    You have signed two films with Vidya Balan besides Rituparno Ghosh's Rahgeer. Has it upset Rituparno that Vidya Balan-Akshay Kumar won't be seen as a pair for the first time in his film?

    I don't think that Rituparno is upset with me. There has been some problem with Rahgeer and they are working on the script. Meanwhile, we got two good offers and decided to go ahead with them. I will be doing Rahgeer but I don’t know when.

    You seem to be pretty cool about Aarav's photographs being splashed all over nowadays whereas it wasn't so earlier.

    I am not cool about it. I am dead against publishing my son's photographs. Only twice a cameraman managed to get Aarav's picture with me. I don't want my son to get photographed at this age. He is a kid and he should be allowed to remain so. It's unfair to spoil his childhood. He has his friends and I am sure he is happy playing with them.
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